KODIAK BROWN BEAR TRUST

The Kodiak Brown Bear Trust (formally known as the "Kodiak Brown Bear Research and Habitat Maintenance Trust") was established in 1981 as part of a Settlement Agreement to mitigate potential impacts on brown bears caused by construction and operation of the Terror Lake Hydroelectric Project, on northern Kodiak Island. The Terror Lake project consisted of a dam, reservoir and tunnel in the Terror River drainage within the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, as well as a penstock, power generation station, and power lines in Kizhuyak and Buskin River drainages adjacent to the Refuge. The project was designed to provide a reliable, renewable source of electricity to communities on northeastern Kodiak Island... The Kodiak Brown Bear Trust's mission is to support conservation of Kodiak brown bears and protection of their wilderness habitats throughout the Kodiak Archipelago through funding and guidance of research, management, habitat protection and educational outreach projects... Since its..

Also known as: Kodiak Outdoor Adventures, Inc.

Primary location: Kodiak United States